Dave Schilling

Dave Schilling
Dave Schilling's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer when published at the following Tomatometer-approved publication(s): Birth.Movies.Death. Grantland
Publications: Soundwaves Cinema, Birth.Movies.Death., Grantland

Movie Reviews Only

T-Meter Title | Year
100% John Mulaney: Kid Gorgeous at Radio City (2018) This is arguably Mulaney's best hour special yet, a showcase for his immaculate writing and captivating stagecraft. - New York Magazine/Vulture EDIT
Read More | Posted Dec 27, 2018
No Score Yet Jingle All The Way 2 (2014) Larry the Cable Guy is perfect for these cookie-cutter ​sequels because half of the movie is already written when he's cast in the lead. - Vice EDIT
Read More | Posted Jul 11, 2018
70% Solo: A Star Wars Story (2018) There are things to like in SOLO, just not nearly enough of them. - Birth.Movies.Death. EDIT
Read More | Posted May 15, 2018
85% Avengers: Infinity War (2018) The best Marvel film ever-the most complete, the most emotional, and the most thrilling. - Birth.Movies.Death. EDIT
Read More | Posted Apr 25, 2018
42% A Wrinkle in Time (2018) A Wrinkle in Time is not a film to be scoffed at, because it is so committed to its magical, mystical tone at every turn. - Birth.Movies.Death. EDIT
Read More | Posted Mar 7, 2018
84% Game Night (2018) At a certain point, the film quits trying to make you laugh and gives in to its greater purpose: shocking you with real stakes and emotional soliloquies. - Birth.Movies.Death. EDIT
Read More | Posted Feb 20, 2018
97% Black Panther (2018) Above all, this is a superbly acted movie, stolen without remorse by Letitia Wright's work as Shuri, T'Challa's whip-smart sister, who outfits him with all of his vibranium-enhanced tech. - Birth.Movies.Death. EDIT
Read More | Posted Feb 6, 2018
91% Star Wars: The Last Jedi (2017) A more complicated visit to a galaxy far far away, one that manages to be a great stand-alone adventure in its own right. - Birth.Movies.Death. EDIT
Read More | Posted Dec 12, 2017
93% Thor: Ragnarok (2017) Taika Waititi offers Marvel majesty via Monty Python. - Birth.Movies.Death. EDIT
Read More | Posted Oct 19, 2017
87% Blade Runner 2049 (2017) A meticulously made visual wonder that should put any other filmmaker dabbling in sci-fi futurism on notice. - Birth.Movies.Death. EDIT
Read More | Posted Sep 29, 2017
92% Logan Lucky (2017) The kind of small-scale, shaggy dog story Hollywood rarely makes these days. - Birth.Movies.Death. EDIT
Read More | Posted Jul 24, 2017
49% Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets (2017) A mixed bag you either go with or don't. - Birth.Movies.Death. EDIT
Read More | Posted Jul 16, 2017
69% Cars 3 (2017) The first of these films to not feel like a commercial for a t-shirt or an amusement park ride. - Birth.Movies.Death. EDIT
Read More | Posted Jun 14, 2017
93% Wonder Woman (2017) What Patty Jenkins is able to do with all of that is ground it in emotion and character, to make audiences smile and walk out of the theater feeling uplifted rather than exhausted. It's the movie we've been waiting for. Trust me. - Birth.Movies.Death. EDIT
Read More | Posted May 29, 2017
76% Becoming Bond (2017) Much of the film is hilarious and Lazenby is a remarkable storyteller. - Birth.Movies.Death. EDIT
Read More | Posted May 28, 2017
29% Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales (2017) The stench of the inevitable is all over Dead Men Tell No Tales. - Birth.Movies.Death. EDIT
Read More | Posted May 23, 2017
50% Saban's Power Rangers (2017) The gritty reboot we never asked for. - Birth.Movies.Death. EDIT
Read More | Posted May 23, 2017
65% The Wall (2017) Hopefully you can find nuance in the face of Aaron Taylor-Johnson throughout the 90 minute run-time of this film, because it's just about all you see. - Birth.Movies.Death. EDIT
Read More | Posted May 12, 2017
84% Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (2017) Marvel does it again in this delightful, stand-alone sequel. - Birth.Movies.Death. EDIT
Read More | Posted Apr 24, 2017